Mondelez Canada invests in Canadian Farmers

TORONTO, Sept. 24, 2026 /CNW/ — Mondelez Canada Inc. (“Mondelez Canada”) today announced an investment in Area One Farms Fund V (“Area One Farms”), a Canadian farmland investment strategy that partners with growth-oriented family farms. The investment is intended to support Canadian farmers as they expand their operations, strengthen the resilience of Canada’s agricultural supply chain and advance locally appropriate regenerative agriculture practices. This investment was facilitated through the global Mondelēz Sustainable Futures Impact Investment platform, with impact investment firm Sagana, supporting the investment process from opportunity sourcing through integrated due diligence.

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“We are proud to invest in our Canadian farmers through a $15 million investment in Area One Farms. Farmland has shown historical resilience through multiple economic cycles and market disruptions. In addition to potential inflation-hedging characteristics, farmland can improve the overall performance of a portfolio due to its low correlation with traditional financial assets.

Our fund investment in Area One Farms includes 27 farm partnerships, supporting 46 farm families and sustaining 71 full-time jobs. The focus of the fund is to help farmers expand their operations in a stable, committed partnership. Profitability and capital appreciation created by the partnership is a win for both investors and farmers.”

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The Future of Family Farms: Canada’s Opportunity for Growth

Canadian farms are fundamental to our nation’s economy, prosperity, and independence. There are an estimated 190,000 farms in Canada. They employ over 250,000 people in rural communities and support an agri-food system that employs over two million people, or one in nine Canadians. The agri-food system generates around 7% of Canadian GDP ($140 billion). Most farm produce is exported: Canada dominates global wheat, canola, mustard, flaxseed, lentils, peas, and maple product markets. Agriculture and food product exports amount to $90 billion a year, supporting our trade balance with the rest of the world and the strength of our currency. Canadian farms also supply the food we eat. Farmers promote environmental sustainability as they are stewards of biodiverse ecosystems, home to thousands of species.

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